thrtythreeforty

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by thrtythreeforty 8mo ago
The one that took us the longest was (3). He knew he needed to go, knew all the steps, and would pee in his pants just to spite his parents. It's really eye opening and frustrating to see children be stubborn just for the sake of it. T
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by thrtythreeforty 8mo ago
You're not mentally modeling the child correctly. The child has to have several things going to successfully practice using the bathroom: 1. Seeing a problem with having a dirty diaper 2. Recognizing (at least subconsciously) that on b
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by thrtythreeforty 8mo ago
I've got a T480s that has 40GB of RAM (32GB SODIMM + 8GiB soldered). Works fine. Is the T480 different?
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by thrtythreeforty 8mo ago
You accidentally raise an interesting point: good, thorough public documentation, once considered a great selling point for your system, now invites automated reimplementation by competition. It would be a shame to see public docs vanish be
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by thrtythreeforty 8mo ago
Au contraire: AVX2 is the vector ISA for x86 that doesn't suck. And it's basically ubiquitous at this point.
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by thrtythreeforty 9mo ago
"TwitslaX"
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by thrtythreeforty 9mo ago
Probably, the reason they disappear is that this is the sort of "finished software" that Google makes it very infuriating to keep on the store. On Android you can build an APK like this and it will literally work unmodified for a
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by thrtythreeforty 9mo ago
I think this idea doesn't go far enough. If it's money that's motivating slop, fine - let's make it about money. $50 to submit a bug report. If it's legitimate, we send you back $60; the judgement is on the curl mai
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by thrtythreeforty 10mo ago
There's a list of sites broadcasting X-Clacks-Overhead: https://xclacksoverhead.org/listing/the-signal
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by thrtythreeforty 10mo ago
Beautiful hardware. If they'd commit to GrapheneOS's hardware requirements https://grapheneos.org/faq#future-devices , I'd preorder... I'm stuck on Pixels because Graphene is so nice.
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by thrtythreeforty 10mo ago
Not only that, but you can also always form a normal (ptr, size) slice reference to any piece of the ring buffer, even when it wraps. This is really helpful for Eigen arrays that you need to rotate.
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by thrtythreeforty 11mo ago
Which car is this?
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by thrtythreeforty 11mo ago
The cursedness of "€:\" is awesome. It's amazing how much more flexible the NT kernel is vs what's exposed to the user.
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
You're very close to Aikin shape note heads! These help sight-read in any key, since they're always shaped according to whatever the relative major is, and so it's easy to learn the intervals between any two shapes. https:&#
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
This is great. Missed opportunity for a low-pass RC filter on the speaker circuit - if you know you're driving an 8kHz sample rate, you can design your filter with that cutoff, and it'll sound way better (it'll get rid of the
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
My Sensor Watch does this, I think it's one of its coolest features.
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
That's "perf boards" as in perforated. Single-use, solderable prototyping board.
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
Suppose I own my house and don't feel like running a new set of wires thru my house, so I'm comfortable separating the panel into a downstream solar-capable subpanel and a real battery stack, but want a similarly thrifty and red-t
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
Can you in principle sue people buying these ads for trademark infringement? (I realize in practice the answer is that it's not worth the game of whack-a-mole.)
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
Safely in "millions of devices." The exact number depends on assumptions you make regarding all the supporting stuff, because typically the accelerators consume only a fraction of total power requirement. Even so, millions.
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
I mean just get a new bank at that point. They're telegraphing that they're gonna cause you more inconvenience in the future.
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
The author is Andrew Zonenberg. For those unfamiliar, this qualifies as a "medium complexity" (!) project for him. His stuff is always a great read.
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
Yikes. "Broken with optimizations" means "broken" to me. Don't screw around with undefined behavior; either you had better avoid it, or your circumvention of the compiler had better be so airtight that it still work
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
How are the vector field animations done? The whole website is impressive but I'd love to be able to build those.
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
I treat the spirit of these licenses as: "if you have reasonable expectation of making money from your use of it, please buy a license. Otherwise, we appreciate the mindshare." Practically speaking, the license is probably much cl
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
I do use the hyphen-minus set open sometimes - I'd prefer em-dash closed everywhere, but sometimes it's difficult to type an em-dash, and if I'm having to use hyphen, a closed hyphen looks very wrong. Similarly, "--&qu
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
Then I won't run those apps. Seriously. I know not everyone has this option, but it's been my experience that a lot of processes do in fact have workarounds when you show them the cryptic error their poorly behaved app throws.
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
I have an app on Android called SpamBlocker. I added a regex rule to deny any call from my area code - like you, I haven't lived there for a long time. I'd 100% recommend this approach.
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
Doesn't this presume that you can fit the model's weights into the SRAMs of a single chip, or of multiple chips that you plan to connect together? A big reason HBM is a thing is because it's much, much denser than SRAM.
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by thrtythreeforty 1y ago
Is this really a thing? That's hilarious

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